#shanes webcomic

[shanedoesdoodles]

Okkotober Day 13: OC World Redesign!

Yeah realistically they'd all be long gone due to the webcomic lore-

[froggileee]

This was inspired by an incorrect quote by@shanesbluechicken !

(With a random farmer )

[lavendel081]

Sunflower Serenade Episode 13-3

[mkunart]

Announcement (Stardew Valley Fragments Comic)

Dear farmers, I need to inform you that I'll be taking some time off  from the comic. Right now, I'm focusing on creating the max  ammout of Stardew Valley content for my social networks and  Patreon that I can. Because of this, I would like the understanding of all of you, cause I have limited time to work on my stuff. About the  next update, I'll do my best to bring the comic back aroud May!  Thank you  all for  the support.

*I'm attaching a sketch for my new reels.

I hope you like it :)

[mangoteaartist]

Quitting anything can be incredibly hard. I wish there was more story about Shane’s struggles, but here’s what I imagine happened.

Also props to Joja for giving him such a nice long break. Morris definitely didn’t argue with a VERY upset Marnie over the phone about the company approved sick days.

Also I know alcohol can have varying severity and time of withdrawal, but the average seems to be around a week give or take.

[monsterritory]

I'm continuing my Stardew story which I was probably meant to update sooner, but some health stuff got in the way. I've been enjoying Stardew a lot lately though.

(Tumblr) Act 1 | Act (1+) 2 (you are here) | Act 3 | Act 4 | Act 5

You can follow the comic on Tapas or Webtoons to see when it updates if you want to. Or follow me. Or don't. I don't work here

[goober-37]

Here’s a fun little sketch of a frame I drew today‼️ Still working on the first chapter because unfortunately I had work today and had to do some schoolwork (learned about batteries 😎) before I could continue working. But, I’m loving this so far I’m actually really excited to drop a link to the webtoon once it’s ready! Stay tuned‼️

[lucy-the-demon]

Starting now, in my webcomic or In content of my characters early friendship/relationship with Shane, he won't have a shine in his eyes. It'll kinda represent how he feels he's got nothing left in life, how the light in his life has faded

But as the story between my farmer oc and Shane progresss, the shine In his eyes will slowly come back to him, showing him regaining his will to live y'know?

Update on life under the cut lmao

It's too late for me to be posting, imma go to bed now.

I'm taking a break cuz I'm sick, but here i am working on concepts for a webcomic that nobody pays attention to anyways lmao

Despite how people ignore my comic, I'm passionate about it anyways, I truly love my comic, but I just need to get over my sickness before I continue, don't worry it's just a cold Or my allergies being goofy.

Alright gn/gm wherever you are hehe!

[under-loch-n-key]

I'm making a website!!

Hi everyone!! I'm sorry that I haven't posted a lot lately, but I have been busy. I am working on an art commission's website for myself to get my work out there and to make some money for my transition.

Thank you to everyone who has enjoyed my Watcher fanart and just my art as a whole. In the meantime, here's the messy storyboard of my Ricky Goldsworth and C.C. Tinsley Comic. Some of the storyboard has changed since this picture but this is the general idea. This is going to be a mini-comic, likely not a series because I am in the process of also making a Webtoon. So, I have been a busy beaver. Lol. Enjoy!!

Also, here's a sneak peek at my Webtoon/Webcomic as well if you're interested:

I will tell more about the comic if people become interested in it. ^^

[peach-fiz]

I'm leaning toward comic-

So what if I made a stardew Life As We Know It au w my farmer and Shane

[shanedoesdoodles]

Some doodles I made on a whiteboard with my friends :oD

[levyfiles]

I've been trying to wrap my head around the whole mess because it's so confusing to me. Like, it's just such a bad business decision but at the same time people are acting like it's a personal betrayal. They just don't make enough content to justify 5.99 over other services. I like them but I'm already paying around £50+ for a bunch of subscriptions, gay little webcomics and artist patreons with far more content.

I'm gonna miss 'em but I just have to deal with that. Good luck to them and I really hope I'm wrong and that they find success but it doesn't seem likely with what they're planning.

Lastly anyone being weird about Steven's probably a racist or a conspiracy theorist (The only thing hes ever done wrong was owning a testla but that has nothing to do with the channel). Like yes he's the CEO, but the other two are grown ass men who can make their own decisions. We don't know what's going on behind the scenes so speculating on that's a waste of everyone's time. It's so weird how people are acting like ryan and Shane are, uwu babies and secretly mad respectively.

For those who have been following a while know that in 2020 I was laid off due to covid and didn't return to work until late 2021 and to this day, I'm still paying off debt because of it but when shit was tough and when shit is still tough, I made do and I still do. People shift things around and prioritize what seems fair to spend on. It's a rationale we're all beholden to. So whether they sink or swim, bottom line, no one is being forced to do anything so I feel sympathetic to those who've made it clear that this locks them out of future content and im fully prepared to participate in gifting subs for the 3rd season of Ghost Files but I don't feel sorry at all for people commenting on Sara's social media about how disappointed they are in Shane or the sheer landfill of putrid hatred fuelled unfairly by entitlement, or those lighting campfires in the field counting down callously for people to be unemployed. Those people can rot imo

[triopse]

Line-up: Creature of Cold [Shane, Ruvi, Ilse, Ila]

*From my Creatures of Cold - link to this webcomic in bio

[spacenutspod]

Flight Engineer Joe Acaba holds a children’s book that he is reading from as part of the Story Time From Space program. Astronauts read aloud from a STEM-related children’s book while being videotaped and demonstrate simple science concepts and experiments aboard the International Space Station. Stories open up new worlds and spark curiosity in readers of all ages – and NASA is using the power of storytelling to encourage the Artemis Generation to explore STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics). Through the below list of reading resources – books, comics, and graphic novels written and illustrated by NASA experts, and video read-alongs by astronauts – students will find themselves exploring the Moon, piloting a cutting-edge aircraft, searching for life among the stars, and more. Come along with NASA on a journey of discovery! Story Time With NASA Astronauts (Grades Pre-K to 4) Take your reading adventure out of this world! In this video playlist, astronauts read storybooks aloud from aboard the International Space Station and other locations around NASA. Kids Club Picture Show (Grades Pre-K to 4) View cool pictures from NASA missions and more! This curated collection of fascinating photos introduces young explorers to a variety of topics across NASA. Each photo includes a short description with the option to hear it read aloud. Astro-Not-Yet Storybooks (Grades K-4) These storybooks follow along as an ambitious classroom of students learn about the International Space Station, NASA’s Commercial Crew Program, and important STEM concepts such as microgravity and sound waves. The books are available in English and Spanish. The Adventures of Kennedy and Duke Storybook (Grades K-4) This book follows the experiences of Kennedy, a fictional young girl who discovers an amateur radio during a visit to her grandfather’s farm. While learning to use the radio, she communicates with Duke, an astronaut living and working aboard the International Space Station. Also available in Spanish. You Are Going, illustrated by former NASA intern Shane Tolentino, shares a glimpse into future Artemis missions. You Are Going (Grades K-4 and 5-8) Through “You Are Going,” readers get a glimpse into NASA’s Artemis campaign. Learn about NASA’s powerful megarocket, the SLS (Space Launch System), as well as the Orion spacecraft, the Gateway, and other important elements that will help make these pioneering flights possible. Also available in Spanish and French. Hooray For SLS (Grades K-4) NASA is working to send humans back to the Moon to live, learn, and explore through the Artemis campaign – and as members of the Artemis Generation, today’s students are invited to be part of the story. “Hooray for SLS!” is the first in a series of children’s books introducing young explorers ages 3 to 8 to the SLS rocket and other components of the Artemis missions. The Adventures of Commander Moonikin Campos and Friends Comics (Grades K-4 and 5-8) Although no astronauts flew around the Moon on the Artemis I mission, the mission included a crew of manikins – Commander Moonikin Campos and two identical manikin torsos – outfitted with sensors to capture data during the flight. This webcomic explains what the manikins experienced on the Artemis I mission around the Moon. Also available in Spanish. During World War II the United States Army Air Corps created the first fighter squadron in its history made up of Black military pilots. They became known as the Tuskegee Airmen. Their success in war overseas, and challenges faced at home, helped light the path toward equal rights for all. Aeronautics Leveled Readers (Grades K-4, 5-8, and 9-12) The history of American aviation comes to life through these stories written at elementary, middle school, and high school levels. Students will read about important figures in aviation such as Amelia Earhart and the Tuskegee Airmen, as well as mini biographies of NASA employees Danielle Koch, Maria Cabellero, and Red Jensen. Ruby Flottum reads the first issue of NASA’s “First Woman” graphic novel, entitled “Dream to Reality,” on Monday, July 25, 2022 at AirVenture at Oshkosh. First Woman Graphic Novels (Grades 5-8, 9-12, and Higher Education) This graphic novel series takes readers into the world of fictional astronaut Callie Rodriguez, the first woman to explore the Moon. Build on the story’s lessons with the accompanying hands-on activities and videos designed for use in K-12 informal education settings. Also available in Spanish. Astrobiology Graphic Novels (Grades 5-12) Produced within NASA’s Astrobiology Program, “Astrobiology” is a graphic novel series that explores the many facets of astrobiology: the study of the origin, evolution, and distribution of life in the universe. Some novels are also available in Japanese, Korean, or Spanish editions.  Explore Further There’s more to explore! Check out NASA’s STEM Search for additional resources for each grade level, including hands-on activities, games, educator guides, and more. Visit NASA’s Learning Resources for the latest news and resources from the agency’s Office of STEM Engagement. Keep Exploring Discover More STEM Topics From NASA Outside the Classroom For Educators For Kids and Students NASA EXPRESS Newsletter Sign-up

[mangoteaartist]

Moral of the story: If it’s not broke, don’t mess with it and…

Don’t hide things from the farmer!

Poor Shane...that’s what you get for trying to hide that baby face!

[monsterritory]

Thank you for reading Stardew Villain

A story dedicated to the 1.6 update. And to knowing that you deserve to be around people who will accept you as is.

(Tumblr) Act 1 | Act (1+) 2 | Act 3 | Act 4 | Act 5 (you are here and it's the end)

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